Gloversville High School - Oracle Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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,KY L. First row, le-fr to right: Evans. DvSimonc'. Roscigno. E. Tvvtz, Coughnvt. Finklv. I,3fZ1l7I'1'lllll', Arnold, lfcllr-stviii. S1-voml row: Svliluslwrg. 5illlIlfl4'l'S. H4-rry. liiiiritzino, Lonnolly. .lzu'olmson. llvl- wig, M. lYl'irrivo, Vinve-nl. Third row: ixli11'll4tHlllll. Guiffre-, l'ln-lps. Cla-ve-Izumi. Pom-i'. R. Tm-tl. ffompuni. li1'm'sso. llrown, 'l'l'1'lIlLlIll4'. Uauillo. Nl:-yn-rs. lfuy. liolulwllo. l'4-ugh. lioolig, hitnlrio. Mzirvin, Frank, Mrs. Hinkvl. A fvw of the- ushers. Tootsir- wins ln-r sw:-othm-art. ow Could You? hcgins whon throo irate' girls. tht- 1-ook. Tootsie lioan. hilariously intcrprvtvd by Uottie Thomas: Prisvilla. Mary Stroct- vrz and Valerie. thc S0lltllf'l'I1 hcllv. played hy llannah Wilkiiis, all fave each other. Tootsiv's hrothor. rough and tough Butchor Boy Bean. playvrl hy jer- ry Kcrznor. provides much cxcitcincnt. The story ends in il whirlwind finish as the professor finds his wife: Vicki. Mrs. Hinlu-l c-ln-vks inuk:--ii v

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S D Y ats, Yeats, Yeats, Wilkins, Combothekras. Standing: Seated, left to right: Craydon, weeney, . e Thomas, Nicolella, Streeter, Ralbovsky, Kerzner, Mazzone. '4Professor, How Could You? , our senior play, directed by Mrs. Hinkel, was a huge success. With John Sweeney as the professor and Connie Graydon as Vicki, the bane of his life, the plot un- folded miraculously. When Keats is offered the dcanship of his college with the condition that he produce a wife, his friend John, very nonchalantly played by Don Ralbov- skyg his grandparents, Crystie Coin- bothekras and Bud Mazzoneg the butler, played by a pompous Albert Nicolellag and Vicki all conspire to sponsor vari- ous female candidates for the pleasure of being the professoris spouse. The fun The stage committee at its best The professor is surrounded. Make-up room. - f S S S 0 - -' ' ' -'if -Wei:-if'-'l f-it ' ,115-'iiz3i..i,sfil's2'.!i,2-:f1'l'sii-TE1ifi'f,ffiiif

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The Football Handbook Staff again played an important role in the football season. Under the leadership of its officers: Beverly Brown, President, Barbara Cannizzo, Vice President, Angel Lauritano, Secretary, and Angie Cassaro, Treasurer, and the guidance of its advisors: Mr. DiGioia, Miss Drury, Mrs. Fleig, and lVlrs. Robison, the staff successfully published handbooks for each of the five home games. The Commercial Department has capably handled this proj- ect for a number of years. It is an undertaking that has been a financial success to publications, in fact so much so that many times the Student Council has been able to award part of its gain to other needy organizations within the school sys- tem, such as the football squad. All this could not have been accomplished except for the wonderful cooperation of students, advertisers, and fans. 1. Please send us customers. 2. Everyone wants a football program. 3. Mr. Alvaro helped to make a sale. First row, left to right: C. Lauritano, Cornpani, Cannizzo, A. Lauritano, Brown, Cassaro. Coolig, D'Errico, Potter. Second row: Sarantos, Crispin, J. Young, Kavanagh, Cor- don, Stratton, Richtmyer, Maxson, Picardi, Puglis, Fred- erick, Evangelista, Johnston, Zuckerwar, A. Young, Roscig- no. Third row: Frank, Garber, Gill, Sanges. Nigro, Gaz- zillo, Keavcney, Ruff, Edel, Nellis, Potter, Cohen. FOOTBALL HANDBOOK